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A woman carrying a bucket of water on her head in Mozambique

Water wells are helping safeguard health in remote villages in Mozambique

story Apr 22, 2024

News Apr 19, 2024

Italy: Charges dropped against rescues at sea

MSF search and rescue teams rescue migrants from a capsized boat in the Central Mediterranean.

News Apr 12, 2024

Sudan’s humanitarian catastrophe must be addressed

Sudanese women and children wait for malnutrition care from MSF in Zamzam camp.

News Apr 16, 2024

Myanmar: MSF office in Rakhine state destroyed

Burned remains of MSF office in Buthidaung.

story Apr 19, 2024

Seven years in limbo: Saving lives is not a crime

An MSF search and rescue staff member approaches a boat in distress in the Mediterranean.

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News | May 12, 2023

Darfur fighting disrupts medical care and nutrition programs

In Sudan, the residents of Zamzam camp went weeks without any access to health care until MSF was able to reopen its clinic.

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Story | May 12, 2023

Refugees: "We came to Sudan seeking safety. Now we are trapped.”

Vulnerable communities face further medication and food shortages as fighting in Sudan continues.

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An Ethiopian refugee family in Sudan.

Story | May 12, 2023

Burkina Faso: Life under blockade in Djibo

The blockade of Djibo is just part of the unprecedented humanitarian crisis currently afflicting Burkina Faso.

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BP-5 distribution in Djibo

Story | May 12, 2023

International Nurses Day: Stories from the ICU

MSF nurses around the world share their experiences delivering care in some of the most intense emergency situations

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Anis AbdRaboh Dayan and colleagues discussing in ICU

Story | May 11, 2023

The end of Title 42 makes way for harsher asylum restrictions

Title 42 was used to authorize more than 2.8 million expulsions from the US.

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CBP One app affects health and security of migrants

News | May 11, 2023

MSF: Access to HIV tests uncertain as companies stop production

MSF calls on Abbott and BD to ensure adequate supply of CD4 tests and equipment

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Advanced HIV in Kinshasa

News | May 10, 2023

US ends Title 42 only to roll out sweeping asylum restrictions

MSF teams are bracing for the human impacts.

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A man walks through the "Senda de Vida" migrant shelter in Reynosa, Mexico, at the US southern border. Hundreds of families relocated to this shelter in May 2022 after a camp that had formed in a public plaza was evacuated and cleared away. At the time, two thousand people were living in the camp, including hundreds of children.

Story | May 10, 2023

Mobile clinics reach people stranded by violence in Haiti

Access to essential services is severely limited across Port-au-Prince, especially in neighborhoods most affected by the violence.

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Urban Violence Project - Mobile Clinics in Bel Air

Story | May 10, 2023

A state of constant emergency in North Kivu's Masisi hospital

In DR Congo, MSF is responding to the health consequences of years of conflict and displacement.

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Masisi, a neglected crisis in North Kivu

Story | May 10, 2023

Ukraine: One year of emergency medical care in Kharkiv

Since February 2022, Ukraine's health care system has been pushed to the brink. Here's how MSF has responded.

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